@pnyoung: "Dorking. (v, present participle): Behaving a bit like a nerd.
Peter.
Peter  \  /      zfc Ho       \     Prestbury, Cheltenham,  Glos. GL52
Anne    \/ __            __    \                              England.
and     / /  \ | | |\ | /  _    \      <url>
family /  \__/ \_/ | \| \__/     \______________ <email_address>"
    @pnyoung: "<quote>
I refer the Honourable Gentleman to <url> , though 
this is not for refined souls.
And under "dork" ignore the bit about whales (or should that be 
whale's?).
Peter.
Peter  \  /      zfc Ho       \     Prestbury, Cheltenham,  Glos. GL52
Anne    \/ __            __    \                              England.
and     / /  \ | | |\ | /  _    \      <url>
family /  \__/ \_/ | \| \__/     \______________ <email_address>"
    @miyuki: "<quote>
Ah yes. Plenty of such words hereabouts.
Barking, Mucking, Messing, Bocking (no idea what that one is!),
Margaretting (to behave like a Thatcher), Mountnessing (to climb onto a
rarely seen monster)...
 //\  // Chika <miyuki><at><crashnet><org><uk>
//  \//  "Word to the wise guy; be nice or be dog food!"
... Flash Gordon exposed himself to all sorts of danger."
    @pnyoung: "<quote>
(v.) Indulging in a certain kind of German beer, surely?
Also:
West Wittering: (v) A Leftpondian person talking aimlessly.
Peter.
Peter  \  /      zfc Ho       \     Prestbury, Cheltenham,  Glos. GL52
Anne    \/ __            __    \                              England.
and     / /  \ | | |\ | /  _    \      <url>
family /  \__/ \_/ | \| \__/     \______________ <email_address>"
    @miyuki: "<quote>
I'm not a big fan of German beer, so I couldn't say. (And don't call me
"Shirley")
Manningtree: Plant used to stand in for someone
Weeley [1]: Description of a vehicle [2]: Is that so?
Halstead: Contraction of "Harold's teddy-bear"
Tiptree: What yokels did when cow tipping became illegal
Felixstowe: On the end of Felix's foot (eyethangyew!)
 //\  // Chika <miyuki><at><crashnet><org><uk>
//  \//  "Word to the wise guy; be nice or be dog food!"
... I am not young enough to know everything."
    @noreply: "<quote>
...weeley [2]: emphasis, as in:
dustman:  where's you bin?
lady of the house: I bin to Tesco's
dm:, no.  where you weely bin?
loh: I weely bin to Tesco's.
George"
    @nospam: "<quote>
Emphasis...very good...as in "I caught my wheely end in my zip!"
And talking of Tesco's, I and the good lady wife were shopping in Lord
Sainsbury's Wakefield grocery store yesterday when I happened to
mention that I preferred Tesco's Garibaldi biscuits to those sold in
current location, upon which some mad woman pounced on us declaring
that "Tesco's has got too big!" We escaped but a short while later
while checking out, my wife saw her attaching homing in on other
unsuspecting couples.
David - toro-danyo atcost uku fullstop co fullstop uk
<url>"
    @nospam: "<quote>
Oops! The pitfalls of mind-altering decisions: delete 'attaching".
David - toro-danyo atcost uku fullstop co fullstop uk
<url>"
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